Sometimes this girl goes wild at the department store and throws down the plastic on a few more outfits than she planned. Fortunately, a sturdy rear rack and a bungee cord can carry off an overstuffed garment bag.
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Rachel Unger
May 5, 2012 at 4:26 pm
LOL – Like you slew the dreaded garment and are now dragging it home for consumption on the back of your bike! 🙂
ladyfleur
May 5, 2012 at 5:32 pm
How true! It was two pantsuits, a skirt suit and three silky tops. That bag was *heavy*! It would have been hard to walk with it for any distance, but the bike worked great.